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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
TO TEAR DOWN THE BIG GARDEN

DIRE CToRs CHOSEN AND WORK TO BE BEGUN SOON
Mr.. BARNUM's ANXIETY.
The Madison Square Garden stockholders met yestcrd-
day at No. 10 Wast elected directors and decided to
go ahead with the work of tearing down the present
structure and putting the one as soon as posi-
BILE. All but sixty shares OF stock were represented
E. d. Adams presided. The election resulted in the
choice of the following for directors: James Wood
ward, Hiram Hitchcock, Francis Pares OSBORN, w g.
Glyer, T. W. Pearsal, d. o. Mills, Adrian Isen. jr,
]. Agostin, II. !. Nicholas and william r. Wharton.
The directors will hold meeting aud elect officers with
Ia s1ew days.
Although intend to go ahead with the project az
rapidly possible said OF the directors after the
meeting IL will take time to complete the pre-.
liminary work, and 1t viii probably be four or five or
even six months before shall begin to tear down the
old building The competing architects are now en-
gagged the plans II will take them some time to
flush them, but as soon as we decide upon the plan
there will be further delay in regard to any other
matter"
When p. T. Barnum here last spring he felt some
what xious about the completion Of the new building
In time for his exhibition in March. In consultation
with some OF the leading stockholders of the Garden
about 10 he told them that II the structure would
ready In time for his show he would have TO put
up temporary building Of his own uptown Tho stock
holders, however informed him that there was Not
much doubt that they would be ready to accommodate
i'm Whenh no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
POLITICS IN THE NAVY YARD.

In point of fact tho policy Of Secretary whitney 10
,ssister His reforHatory professions made early IN
tho Administration, have turned put 70 be tho wSrtn
less pledges Of partisan msniRa,or i.ehS
Of these two cities he has turned over the Navy M
90 xorbers he has Thought to deceive the public But
they done nothing Of the sort sna m >" s
siready apparent betrayal of q high public uuss
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WHERE GOVERNOR HILL STANDS.
Ernin ne Tfon Tfn<l

oh veal Governor Hill vetoed tho annual regis
tration bill and tho improved balotbox aot Both
we're measures tho interest of pure and honest eec
lions 30 he stands On the side Of ballot-box stuf
srs and repeates against honest voters ON the side
OF auor dealers and against just regulation VI the
ouor traffic In such way to restrict IL In wholly
Legitimate manner, and al the ssmo time lessen tho "a
payers burden by 80 700 600, Is shown In his
veto of the Crosby and Veddcr bills the side OF the
bucket shop gamblers as testified by Ills
veto of the bill abolishIng bucket shops,
and on the side Of illiteracy, rs proven by
his dsapprov of tho teachers license bill Did ever
an executive demonstrate his determination to get On
tho wrong side Of every great question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
RICHARD MLxSFIELDs VIEW PLAY

1--WE have got the play fairly in hand" said Mr
Price, Richard Mansfelds manager. yesterday. and
think Monday night will show remarkably smooth per-
Torrance for arst night The scenery Is all painted
and remarkably pretty some of It L. John T. Sullivan,
whom Mr.. Mansfield has Just engaged. Is notable
addition 10 company. Originally Journalist, Mr.
sullivan rapidly advanced during tho past few years
In his profession Last season he was member OF NE
ne 1t season irom wsrds Clara Morris. Keene and the
sTravers H0uss management His engagement with
us is for two years and all foe
that length OF time Mr. Mansfield believes In making his
company rs homogeneous possible The following 10
the com plete cast Of "Monseur -
Mrs. Elizabeth Golden krs Josephine Laurens: Ara
Narp Ittftgow Misc Anne O'Neiil, MIRA Nevten, Miss
Helen 0iiddon Sally tombstone Bennett; Ascs Misc
Beatrice Cameron: Tom gsndsrhnysen John Sullivan
Ezro y Golden d. II. Harkins Norton Saunders yesepl
fTanksui Pcppls Harry 0wyasste; TAs Hon 6e CAsyfs
M Jshn Parry Indss Rosstst A&rse Dc ys<se
Mansnold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
Qmusemenis.

Suop OPERA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAsrNo-s-Ermine
OocKsTADER's-3-A Pair OF Kids.
fpyx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La3oa
IaAsTIxA-2 and s-Circus
IYcEuM THEarRE-s:30-The Highest Bidder
MADISON soUARE THRATRE-ss30-Prnce Karl
HAprsoy AVE-. AND 59TH-sr.-Day and Evening IN err
! mac and Monitor Panorama
MANHATTAN BRACH-8-Sebastopol
Dr. GEoRGE-s:30-F Fall OF Babylon.
Yes and $50 BnoApwAY-oh London Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
FRIDAY, JULY s. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Gladstone VS.. Harrington; politico-
personal contro versy Of increasing sharpness. -
Mr. Gladstone against the Coercion bill, - Ayr
shire wins the Chesterfield Stakes - Famine
in Iceland. - Tbe Pope's great love for France.
e The Thistle preparing to come over. -
Children separated from their mother - Prince
Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg- GOtha elected ruler Of
Bulgaria.
DOMEsTIc-The President declining the invita-
ton to VISIT st. Louis at the time of the
Grand Army Encampment. 60 Rainstorms in
Virginia, Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. 80
Reports of massacre of Chinese In Idaho. -
A new trial for the Chicago anarchists
possible. - Re-examinmg jurors in
the bOodier cases in Chicago - boycott of
wheat spectators advised by Mr.. Powderly. -
Message of Governor Gordon. of Georgia. -
White Ribbon meeting at Ocean Grove
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Two persons killed and
many injured by explosion at Arlington N. J.
g. Dr. McGlynn has been served with notice
of his accommodation. - A whale captured
in the Bay - Plans for extending the Hartford
Connecticut and Western Railroad. - The
BlackwelPs Island Bridge approaches discussed
- The Shamrocks topmast carried away. -
Captain AlIaire's trial proved farce. - A child
tired to kill herself. - Lightning fired blast
and killed laborer - Monmouth Park races
won by Laggard, Wooden, Hidalgo. Hanover, Chick
ahominy and Killarney. The Detrolts beaten
by New York. 80 Gold value of the leRal-tender
silver dollar t412l2 Grains-44 Lied. per ounce
1912 cehts - Stocks dull and stronger with
small fluctuations closing firm.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Little
or no change. Temperature yesterday Highest.
ego; lowest, TAO; average. S07s0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
JUST WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN EXPECTED.

= FF0N !He AHsgdn IHIdhJ J0uThdI IH1 IItou'S "a,
There to he surprsed It Clsvelanis neing
In favor Of such action snrrcndcring the rophies or
the who could advise the youth OF this country 70
study the reasonable doctrines OF John o. Calhoun ana
spprovo his States rights heress would stop ~ uonng
that would further his ambition and tend TO nsutc nim
contcak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
OFFICERS OF THE JEWELLERS EXCHANGE


Tho Jewellers Exchange opens it's new rooms in tho
Aston House this morning. The plans and purposes
of the organization have already been explained in
The TRIBUNE. The exchange has three rooms on
the second hoor Of tho Aston House. fronting Bar
clsyst They pretty furnished. aud In q few
DAYS II be ready accommodate sellers and buyers
The membership includes about seyenty-ivs OF the
mos. promisent manufacturers In the country
meeting was held yesterday tor organizing, and the
following officers were elected; President, Theodore
j. English OF English s. Miller, Newark first yice-
president Walter Gardiner, OF ID. Wilcox Co., Pro-
whence second vicepresident, Steven Albro, OF 8.
Albro & Co., Providence secretary and treasurer,
Johu W. Senior, New-York. Board OF Directors: o.
A. Fowler, Fowler Bros, Providence; Z. /. Kpling
E. L. & A. ". Kiplng, NewYork; b. +. Crossin
Crossin & Tucker, Providenoej $. 4. Fisher. s. T.
Fisher g. Co., North Attleboroi Joshua Lotbrop. W.
A. Beatty & Co, Providence; Thomas y. Afnold,
providence; N B. Barton. Ostby 4 Barton, Proyt-
dence Charles = Irons, Providence; +. l. Marcy, F.
J. Marcy g. Co., Providence A. Bushee. A. Bushee
& Co., Xttleboro r. q. Sandland, Saudland, Capron
& Co North Attleboro; W. 8. Godfrey. Godfrey &
Gardner, Providenosj Ira Barrows, II. F. Bsrrows &
Co., North Attleboroj O. E. Hancock, Hancock,
Becker Co., Providence 3. W. Ellison, represent
Ing stanley Bros, aud Z. Whitney Co., Aiteboro
Falls 7. j. Gardner. jr, T. }. Gsrndcr. ir. & Co.,
Providence. Governng Committee: Joshua Lothrop.
G. A. Fowler, e. e. Kipliny. b. w. Ellison aud lrs
Banovs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
A DEGREE WELL EARNED

Minister Phelps has been decorated with an II. ..
which his friends will 10 tianslatng To mean Life
Long Jemoc,at II II to he hoped chat this win be
some satisfaction to him, as II Is about the only
reward his adherence to the party u likely to bring
him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

Persons learfng town tor the season, and sum-
msr travellers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them. postpaid. for rs cents per month.
the address being changed as often az desired.
TIE DAILY TRIBUNE wiH be sent to any address
In Europe at 81 35 per month, whioh include
the OCEAN postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUBS.

Certainly club which seeks to make all Its members
Win tkey believe aud "pro:essonal politicians 70
tho extent that thcy shall make politics part Of they
,ny eaually with their private professions Is ooig
cool work and deserve. encouragement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
IRISH AVID AxsRf0AK AIRS AfA PARTY

Thomas Loashran gave garden party Last evening u
Hamilton" In West Fsryarstss. In honor OF miss
Mcshane Of Monuea Of Attorney General hcshans
ef the Pvncs Of Qnsbe There 200 iavsd GuessA ~
ciuiins Fraacs psvn John Kelly Sheriff Grant July
Power Thomas Crimmina Thomas A, Lalor and M 80
Misses Coutons Tho spreading foliage OF the trse ne
many electro iEhsA the fine display OF coored anssS
gave picturesque aspect 70 the scene fnu o[cassss
played fgish and American national ARA ne e.fesa
hed with flowers and frus SpeecAeA eonSs Ana eAso~.s
we're the order OF The sveainG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

obstacle in its way: but the city authorities
should SEQ that the approaches are as httlo
of an obstruction or an eyesore as it is pos
sible to make them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

tinert obtain all the commercial benefits OF
membership in the Union, while they remain
outside and are dependent upon the Crown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
NOT so VERY INCREDIBLE

Tho President Is said to regard Mr. Lamar rs the
br,ins of his Cabinet The President b nos pucit
Of a indigo OF brains. bnt this might be true OF MI
Lamar without arguing prodigious intcnecs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
70 xErr oUgBN KAPTOLANL

II. A. p. Cartss The HawatAn Atntstsr. cams Tsn "sss
uFton last svsrins W await he asr'vaa 81 oesss
Who A esu,n ron EpsH.d IN the ssrva which due hss
on Monday morninS The Queen vii have AparSoeHS. "a
the Victoria Hote who're She stayed dufsne ner ~
this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

How to provide an entrance into New-York
for the BIackwell's Island Bridge is an iupor-
tant problem. As this is to be mainly rail-
road bridge, it is essential that connection be
made with the tracks on Fourth-ave. For the
greater part the approach 70 the bridge Is to
DO built on private property purchased by the
company, but in tho CURVES uptown and down
town some streets will be cncroached upon.
The subject came before tho Board of Street
Openings yesterday. and moro or lcss was
said both for aHd against tho oompanys plans.
A further hearing is to hc had before any de-
cisien u reached. While Long Isiand will
got the greatest benefit from this bridge.
Eew-Ysdk is mot disposed to put ssy needless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

Astualprk Daily Gribnaae
FOUNDED ny HORACE REELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

In his letter to Mayor Francis, President
Cleveland dwells on the fast that the Grand
Army cDcampment in St Louis will abe the
first held in Southern State Is he labo ring
under the impression that Missouri was one
Of the Confederate States" which he spoke
of in the present tense in recent official
communication Missouri never seeded from
tho Union and, although slavcholding State.
furnished 10000 soldiers to the Union army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

Mr.. Gladstone. in moving the rejection of
the Crimes bill. made stirring speech in the
House OF Commons While trayersing ground
already gone over, he presented the arguments
against coercion with much force and
with the persuasive oratorica skill Of which he
Is SO accomplished master Ho contended
that the bill was not directed against crime.
but against societies. and that there was no
shadow of justification for such measure
There 65d been no exceptional outbreak Of
crime in Ireland. and it was outrageous to
mako the viceroy the sole arbiter of the right
Of association. He challenged tho Govern
mcnt to think for moment of applying to
England the rule that they propose to enforce
in Ireland. Such arguments, invincblc as
they appear, viii hardly reduce the Govern
ment's majority, but they will find response
In the hearts of the English people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

The President will not go to st. Louis because
he doubts IL the boys in blue will be glad TO see
bin. Go South, Mr. President Everything will
he solid for you there. The boys in gray will
hurrah for you any day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

The victory of the Titania will hardly bring
extreme satisfaction to her owner. The race
was not like many in these waters-a mere
drifting match without breeze enough to bring
out the good qualities of the yachts. But the
Shamrock met with an unfortunate accident.
compelling her to abandon the contest to her
rival When disabled she seemed likely to
be comparatively easy winner. Mr. Iseln
and Mr.. Maxwell cannot be content with this
indecisivo result, of course. and another race
between tho yachts will doubtless soon be ar
ranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

The Western Christian Advocate" Of Cncin-
natl asks: why Is man who steals millions
better treated In Jail than man who steals q
hamp And why does not the discrimination in
favor Of the big thief awaken popular condem-
nationT As reference is evidently made to the
case Of Sharp. we answer that bribery is not
punished In NewYorlS by death, and that would
probably have followed IL the aged and sick man
had been sent 10 q cell in the Tombs. Justice
need not be tempered with inhumaaity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

1t is crnel Of "1hc Mohawk Valley Democrat. y
1t Is doing its hest to convince the democratic
machine that Senator Edward Wemple would be
q good man to nominate for Controller this fan
What Wemple has done u incur the bitter hos
tiiity OF "Ihe Democrat is not known, but it
certainly must have taken strong misliking TO
him, else it would not try to have him placed upon
a ticket which is marked for destruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

This is the first President since tho war who
has lost tho confidence of the Union soldiers
| and is afraid to meet them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
Eminent Medical Experts, Distinguish Lawyers and ST.

Or. Hunter McGufre Richmond Vrginia late Professor
Surgery. Medical college Of Iirg'nti.
Buffalo Lirh Water Spring No. 2. as Alkaline Dur
eases generally depcndcnt UTc cid Dtdthes Ia
remedv o. extraordinary potency have prescribed it IN
cases OF Rheumdttc GoUt which had esis Ell the ordinary
remedies ruth UOnderVtLy qood results have usei also
III own case beng great sufferer from this malay
and hare dTsred more benef from uG" rom any other
'emedy'
suOgester Of Lnhta a Solvent for Urie Aeid
Nothing couln woud add to tho well known reputa
ton OF The Buffalo Lt9a Water nsyz irrSnenuy nso
GOut and with this object have 0rdere It TO Europe from
Coleman & Rogrs OF Baltimore Lnhais in no form 80 vaIu
IS found in TIE Brdlo Lihd Water) Natures mode OF So
luton AMI DIVISION in water which hAa passe through Leped
Ollte and Spondumine mineral formations"
Hcisedd Bovland late Professor Of Surorrv Bainore
COilegs FTclch .ffIIy (DccVJdd),
Member American Medical Associatton.
I'm Brghfs Disease Of ne Kidneys acute or chronic Bnf
rrd whether the ynatous form or Taersthid
Nephritis In IN which tho hlnmen III the trtHe
OF this Water Ga iuay Diminished and finally dis
al the limo other aatmng symptoms wore TO-
neved, and the sufferers restored 10 health
In BLADDER Of The Red Lrhic Acd and tie
Whe Posahditc Deposit the Solrent power OF ths Water
unHtStda0Gie.'
Dr. John r. Mecd'C Of YORK. Emeritus Profrs'or or
Cntcdi Medicine Coiege Of Phystctdns and S"Tgeons
Netc- York
. 10 and used Tor G0ty Ounla
with decided beneficial results and regard 1t certainly as
valuable remedy
Dr. Robert Bart,oo,r v H. H. D. Professor q Ma,'riq
CoNcge Of YhIGdetPhi1. &C. see htS Naf'Td A'"c" """
Therapeutics"
Buffalo T.thia Spring OF Virginia contains wei'dtfn,d
traces Of Lima and dikans This nas been used run
GOuty. Rheumatic and Renal GGccftons
havs thai Asnes t,koa before mS. Increase
the production OF acid CASTRO juire the hHdne MlherA
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ed Dvincs all concur testifyng to its grent virtues

Dr. Aued Loon(s prortsor Of Pathology ond Irdetieat
Medicine IN NJ Medical Department Of the cn'r'T"y ~
TIE CITY OF Neio- YORK. &c
For tho past four years have used the Buffalo Lima
Water in the treatment OF Chrome IafeTsGl Ntphr.s oo
curing Gouty and rheumatic subjects nih me mot
mdrk>d benefit In all Gouy and Rheumatic Auctions ne
gard Il as highly enc1ciovS"
Third stage OF Brighrs Disease
d. Macon. Brootlvn, v,,e York; Professor o.
Sur0sry. Long Isldnd Hospital Medical college
Ihis Water with very sat
ifscory diseases especially OF ths rrc hcld
ahests regard remedy Of great Power anu eioe
lenoa"
Dr. J. g. Wexford Professor Of DVaDs OF Women and en-"
drrn Medical college Of Iirginiq.
have paid great Of attention 20 rrinGru TrohtE
and have frequently and frnev prescribed tho Bnhao
Water their treatment W he bet resuii In All nc
formed Grnre the mder Of GOufV Dgsp'p
sin or Neherash in their varieties tHolo ~ no 1.U"
Wdter ,ch,ch consider at all cqnat to nat Sp'g NO.
Dr. AlIard MrminGrr Trors,or OF Chemisry M,deal COL
lcO> STATE south Carolina.
have used In and prescrihed Tor DINERS
Buffalo ilha Water for Uric fe'd trouble with eHceent
cdy from the system This most p-rncion' derv
atVe ~ Urc Acd tho retention of which in The y'en
cont CG'ci NJ Kidney aud Badd,r Hrrpe'forn Neu
rogic Affections eases of NCn1l Depr,sse" aud A,I."s
action o. jrfc Actd oil the bronchial TUBA
Dr. o. F. Nanson Richmond. Ia IrOrrsSor ~ Gtn,rat
iothoogu and Physioogy in the Medieat coif'g' Of -"
have observed markell effects from the Buffalo
Iia Wer IN hGIar'ni CIoherd Afontc bysP>osle -"mo
dr,1ss Cqrdiae TnIJa'ious 6 II ha. been 'specia ~
cfcacious chronic IlcrneHt frrrr mn rTouf cF>s o.
ms cLGrnc,sr lrLsrh had oisaav ,cihsfood me usnL
r,rneds hGripg bSSn resorcd n p"rlee hedh IN Of
spde, Of time ~ a sojour" at the Spring."
Dr. J. MonUori SetIcy surgeon 10 Ntg-Tork ophhd'me
have rrs.crb.d BrGalo iatlda Water in practice
(prvatel with TIA" greatest salts IA
f.0ufy A6ec'iOns aud IN fdf1rrh of mo
Bladder kCr Of WHfer Of egudi rsiue IN 'ofg Are
f.Cus
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r1atism

y,.mon6 ~ N,,r. York surgeon General Of US
D. VT ,rsfirtd Professor Of DtseGses o. u,t n" anu "e
A.mE .,us,s,a an the tntrsrsny Of Ne"- 1""' &c.
VO'' ~ - tim. made use the Buffalo Iithia Water
Il have of the system compo5te
srs bsass n the KIDNEY. o. T'n riyhia las f"r
e resu ar, f,ror,is remedy 18TH me IN Hke ess,s but
Soqio water certainly den ,e'e' oer Sct b5rmt bu
so'uto often prescribe 1t IN hoe cases OF ttre
HprTTHd yesu'inG from C tsr en ssaad gc,teraItg
~ CONDITION. e alsu -
,,h marked bsHsH@ ,<., NJ,
~ Toss Professor of hnao'y Gr rirers,t Of IL
T. w" IN ne Meiteal DspaTtme"t0 ne o"''e''S" -"
gtnia. .,. .avl,c maj in Gout Rhe,t-
ffte GV I'D Jnthcfis know OF no remedy q" u'' 00"''
~, 70 furaiO Littid BaIer SpI'a roncs OF 6bu
It's Ell Hts sna In a case a. bng"t p'seose o
w. Edtrgr tnes<oi deciIen ia have rreal CONF.
and rom ~ adv m certain stages OF us disease IN
sn,nG eSpcc " that otn V ne nroeess ot nutrition IN
sessrs Ageeitons Of Woman notably In sup
t' n,s,en Of the MeRsss ant Ia t m"n'r - '"
? r"'y' % vs tonnd IL highly efcaclouS
De- h''e ~ von NJ tp York. Profss0r surgery
Dr. p Hospitai Medical college Sur1eo" Bettsrue HOO
ado sufficient use OF the B1fllo Ithia Water to
Do tbr ;oufy Dlhcss CtrOHIc IHInmat alton OF ne
1,aSi,r and Oie diseases aHectng n tHdft ng'"' IL
nav 10 relied 10 give the most Satisfactory resu"
I . y,, r Byrd OF Baltimore President and Professor
IT. ard Dseasss H0nen aud ChftdTcp IN ne
SainmOre Medical college formerly Professor o. Practice!
Mrdic,Hf sc.
oe Gau Eheuaafs.a, Grdre and stone IN the Btadder
ara dc hesitate ocSpress the opinion tha IN az J
eases depending upon CT having Eer origin N CTC -i
T5aths1s UNSURPASSED T. thdred Il rs egtG'ei oy any
srai,, GtrS far snopn 10 me orofeSson 49, ,. ,,,
.,a Of as disease thus far Hoaid seem 10 war
r1s the belief that II would IN many lnsnees az ap a
,eoes psor, q decided comfort and palliative"
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Hon. Roscoe Contifng yeic. York
Bunao Litha Water Hrst brought 10 notice last
say MA LARA because tie doctors said So After
irving other remedies without benefit found prompt reio
nnPessant symptoms has ALWAYS rn-Yed me Sevelsl 70
whom commended 10 make Ike fayorae report or
afr1ho ostIoeI ~ us PgS, as az n :, ~ :. "
ne ACIDs ghtch neIrdlfzSs have pleasure IN saying
this asd shall contnuo TO advise and acquAln
ances TO try tho water"
Hon Roger 4. Pryor. Ne,o- York
have boon essentially benefited BY the use OF your
Bufaio Lhia Water feel II duty with yonr per
MISSION to formal acknowes ment OF my obligation 10
" For have severely from Dyspepsia
and insomnia INIT after trim king thu water for six month.
"her beside the Of tho water can attribute
my recovery do know OF sny auxiliary agent that con
duced 10 my cure.
No . add that several gentlemen here 81 my ac
qu2in'nce estimate OF the saut~y encacy Of
the BuhAlo Llthia Water
Rer Abraham Jaeger. D. Profssor IN Kenyon college,
GdHbfeT ohio.
Afier suffered from most distressing
FORM OF dyspepsia b"ca 10 subject TO severe attacns Oh
reSctiHq ersrghfng m,dicnrf tOOd and drnk-cOninoH
drinking icofer eold not be retained IN NE small qudnhH
In TINS condition was put upon tho Bufalo Luna W~er
No 2 which acted INK" magic prODpt ain ng NE dtires
tng Nau.'o. anil rsiorin0 pertef dot,ion NY RHEU.
MA1GSM indirectly much benefited. found tae water
ii adm raDle ton and lNVIGORATOR"
Or WR. Hoirqfd Of baltimore Profrsor ~ D'se1ses OF
Womsn and ChHdrrn in me- CHirersty Of hary'dnd
Were IcGlicd upon state from ehnt mineral rater5
hare N, qr.aftr and mort unistqkobte
me nHab~r Ia general tcdy
noDd W'.rrngly say The Bt1dto SpTtHss I" Aeeh'e"'W'
County, Virginia"
Water IN Gases o. dozen = gallon bottles. s.
case al the SPRING. discount 10 the trade.
PARK Il TILTORD, AC< cR, MEtR tiL 81 CONDTT
Newly DIRK, Sole Agents for that city and Brooklyn.
TH0S.F GD0DE, rr Sh nsGE' vin t!TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

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